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Fantastic record pressing. The vinyl was perfectly flat, quiet, and full of energy. I'd definitely recommend it.
Fantastic record pressing. The vinyl was perfectly flat, quiet, and full of energy. I'd definitely suggest it to others.
This release is pretty alright, but the quality isn't outstanding. The pressing could definitely be improved. While the records are clean and quiet, both have a slight warp and aren't perfectly centered. Fortunately, these imperfections don't make much of a difference in sound. I think the vinyl and CD versions of this album share the same mastering. When I compared them, they sounded nearly the same. The vinyl does lack a bit of high end and can sound a tad muddy. Apart from that, it's quite decent and doesn't have any major problems like harshness or distortion. When I listen to this album, I usually prefer the CD version. Since both versions sound so similar, the vinyl, with its minor pressing flaws, feels a bit unnecessary.
Alright, this release is fine but not exceptional in terms of quality. The pressing could definitely be improved. While the records are clean and quiet, both have a slight warp and aren't perfectly centered. Fortunately, these imperfections are barely noticeable when listening. I think the vinyl and CD versions share the same mastering. In my comparison, they sounded nearly the same. The vinyl does lack some high-end frequencies and can sound a tad muddy. Apart from that, it's quite good and doesn't have any significant problems like harshness or distortion. When listening to this album, I usually prefer the CD version. Since both versions sound so similar, the vinyl with its minor pressing flaws feels a bit unnecessary.
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